Lest you think Apparent Dip is the only on-line refuge for Thermochronologists, I’d like to point out the OnTrack Forum, an on-line forum for the international fission-track and thermochronology community. The Forum is edited by Matthias Raab, a research fellow at the University of Melbourne. Although originally a fission-track journal (hence the name), it incorporates all manner of thermochronology, and provides a forum for discussion, networking, meeting announcements, and the like. You must register to take part in any of the discussions, but that is free and worth it if you are a budding thermochronologist.
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OnTrack Forum is an excellent website. How did you come across this rare pearl?>Ben
I’m struggling with Using the HeFty Software anybody with an Idea on how to play around wit it?
The HeFTy manual is quite good, but if you email me directly (thermochronic@gmail.com) I can send you some tutorial exercises I’ve used in the past?
That will be awesome thanks. I will do like wise 🙂